X r Till-: TURNER TRIBUNE evening. LOCAL ACTIVITIES DURING IHE WEEK Brief Item* Concerning the C o m ing* anil G oing* o f Y o u r*e!f and Y o u r Neighbor*, a* Told to The Tribune Reporter*. One o f the Nicest Courtetie* You Can Show to Y o u r G u rit * I* to H a ve T h e ir V i*it* Mentioned in The*e Column*. The Tribune W ill Consider It a Special F avor i f You W ill Help U* Make Thi* Paper M o re Interesting to It* Reader* by Sending in Item* for Thi* Column. W r it e u*, or, if Convenient, Telephone You r N ew * Item * to This Office. vii i m 0*m — • K. P. Rowley took his mother to Amity the last o f the * ek, where she «pent a couple of days visiting; relatives. ----- e — ■ All are heartily invited to attend 1 the special evangelistic meeting» be- , ing conducted by K. K. Bailey at North Santiam. The meetings will start again on Sunday, November 30. Ì at 7 :30 p. m. the locals made S points to their op ponents 8. Paring the last quarter Huge no came out with a little more dash ami ran the filial score up to 34, while the Turner boys hail to be satis fied with 30 points. Cecil Martin refereed the game. A rtA A A A V W W W W W V V V W V W V M S V % V .W .% V W W .W cypewKtccRS FRESH OREGON FILBERTS Ail-llinj Mm liiiH K * -o ALL MAKES From G r o w t r 25c T II U M a s 421 Court par pound ' ■•W .V bV .W V .V .V .V .W .W Sample on Request AUMSVILLE It o e N Sabin •\ mile East o f Turm-» un Aumsville Road ---- > - — .V.W AW .V.W W W W VYW W K. Warne Empey, who has been Ì NEW LOCATION Î that time, will listen to the dictations Peter Peterson C, F. Smith and his mother of Glens o f one o f AumaviUe’s fair maidens vwwwwwvwwvwvww; Falls, Idaho, are here visiting their sis- athletic coach o f the Aumsville schools Ur and daughter Mrs. F. B. Haworth well as the girls o f the school during and husban I. They drove turough hi a held a ruling hand over the boys as for the past three years and who has TURNER new Ford Coach. who will become Mrs. Warne Empey S O U T H ERN P A C IF IC Gift stationery 25c to $4.50 at on Thanksgiving evening. T R A IN S E R V IC E Prather's. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jessec entertained the Tie- ceremony will b- performed at North Hound MORRIS Mr. Peetz is reshingling his barn , bo>* from the Eugene Bible University, the home o f Warne’s parents nt Junc No. It . 5 ;0fi A.M. (Stops when Optical C’o'rt. Hugged. I this week. at the Bovs Home, after the basket hall tion City and the nuptial knot will New Type Deeper be tied by Rev. W. R. Empey, father No. 32, 3:07 P. M. K-gulm .top.) game Friday evening Their son Wil Curved lien* o f Warne. South Bound POH SALE—6 Rhode Island Red and lett is playing on toe University team Best tor Better Vision The girl whom Warne is taking for No. 7, 10:30 A.M. (Stop- when 4 Black hens. G. \Y Farris, Turner. this year. Last year he played on the his life partner is Mi-s Anna Mae | I (lagged to pick up passengers for •111 Si aie Street ï ! Turner team .Usman, daughter of Mr. uml Mrs. ) points at which this train stops.) Xmas cards ami gift now on Gis- I. O. Aimsan o f Aumsville, who is No. 15, 8:36 P.M. (Stops on flag, only 6 SALEM , OREGON J play at the drug store. Dr. B. F. Pound w n here from highly respected among the younger to pick up passengers for point AV.VAVAV.V.WVWUVVWVk Salem, Tuesday, renewing old ac set and who has many friends in south o f Eugene via Cnacad* Mrs. Jean Pearcy ami son, Alice, quaintances. The doctor has moved Aumsville ami at Salem where she Line.) — were dinner guest Friday evening ut I his dental offices from the U. S. Na attended school. No. 31, 10:55 P.M. (Regular stop.) ,- the C. A. Bear hom south o ' town. tional bank to 303 F-r.-t National b ull particulars o f the wedding will Following north bound trains slop to .- —— o-.... Now is the time to get your circu bank. The doctor’s practice is now be published next we* k. detrain passengers coming from ► ----- - — N lating heater. Jensen has some good ■ limited to extraction, minor and oral points south of Eugene: No. 16, due •* / surgery. He invites his friends to call Both the girls and boys teams won ones and priced right. 5:46 A M.; No. 8, due 5:51 P.M. ¡V ■ | on him in his new location. over Scotts Mills in a hotly contested Office hour» at Turner week day« an* Ji ---- o---- game th* re Ia<t Friday evening. Th- Mrs. Farr o f Sidney spent Sunday While driving to town from the i girls game was easy for the locals who 8 A.M. to 12 o’clock noon, und from i here with her mother, Mrs. Emma > | south on the Turner-Marion road, j rolled an 8-0 score at the rrul of the j 1 M P M to 5 00 P M Moore. Stution is closed on Sunday uml hob S j three wood cutters figured in an auto . first quarter ami ut half t'nie it wns days. On these days pu< ng--r« c :n i Have just got a lot o f il.5 0 to $2 wr.-ck near the Bear place. The road ; 20 0 . pay fare and have baggage check- d pocket knives selling at lM)c and 7Dc ; is very rough at this place and when Scotts Mills scored one b:i ket in | on trains. • 2 as long as they last. H P. JENSEN. | the car hit the raise it turned a com the third quarter, the loculs g tting H. S. BOND, Agent. > plete somersault and landed upside I three, but in the final canto Aums down on a barbed wir-- f. nee. For j viile walked on their opponents and Mrs. Irma Boon and her mother were tunately no oik - was seriously hurt. the game resulted in a sc ore o f 31-2. r.V.V/MV.VAVAV.* here fiom Portland a« over Sunday -----o----- Th.- boys game was more even and The regular monthly meeting o f the } guests of Mbs Helen Peetr. ■ Ca'K-d for Methodist Brotherhood will be held j gave the fans a run for th ir admis sion price and it was by har 1 work Dr. B. F. Pound practice limited to Tuisday evening, December 2, 8:00 CLEANED, PRESSED that Aumsville wen with n small mar , removal o f teeth, gas or local, and p. m., at the church. O. W. Emmons i DELIVERED gin o f 14-11. dental X-ray. New location 303 First of Salem, president o f the district j Scotts Mills ran up a 4 0 lead in Just I’ lmno n*, w »». 1 ) do the National Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon. Brotherhood, will be present and give ----- o----- a short talk. A man from the state . ' the first quarter but I/s> and John- ir s i. K e e p yo u r w a rd ro b e The new home o f Mrs. Rowley is industrial accident commission is ex- son !ocal forw* rds* bu’ > th'’ n,,,,t nt it's best nearing completion and it will be pect. d to be present and give a talk ,'uartr' r aml eav* th**ir team “ ‘ o- » ready for occupancy by the fust of on the workings o f the commission. •e::d at half time. At the third quarter IIatH-*-(Mori*--n Cleaninir the week. Several matters of old ami new busi the score was knotted at 11 all but a One Day Service ness which are very important will 1 foul conversion ami a basket by la-< A- special tax was voted Saturday be handled and every man o f the I put the garm- on ic-- and .Scotts M Ils ÌA*t Us Serve You for the Turner district when the church is especially urged to be pres- ; was unable to pen-t:ate th«- def--ns«- Every Week meeting was held to accept the ' ent. The theme for the meeting is • to score during the last minutes of play. I>o- was high point gainer for budget as presented. -Kerry “ Ye Are My Witnesses.” Aumsville, scoring seven poi its, while M y Charles Barr, who is a senior at The Turner high school played Johnson was next with s'x. le a n e r » the University of Oregon, arrived their first game o f the season Friday Wednesday for a visit over the night with the Eugem Bible univer £$o N. Liberty, Salem i Thanksgiving holidays. sity. While the local boys were de - V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V . ---- O-- feated, no special significance is to be Mrs. Jesse Breshers, wife of the shar- attached to the game unless it will b KRUSE & RYC.H iff of L'nion county and Mrs. Bresher the selection o f a regular bam for ^ w . w . v w . v a v , w / w ,r * v Expert W atch and J-wr!rjr Y<-ii nlwny« gel u lililí- nu*re of Cove, returned to their homes the the high school. There was same Repairing th'iii y»u pny lot when you «h *1 past week after a pleasant visit here good playing and though the locals w iili us. t I- nu ti f ul l were outclassed in both size and ex with their cousin Mrs. Emma Moore. iiit-aeiin—'wl'leBii oil, the liriind New Jew elry Made t«» O rd er perience, made a good showing and a y n U r uioior Ilk»-» lent,—nrid larger percentage o f the goals tried. UNDERTAKERS C. H Jesse«, who has been ill for the cheerful w. rviee to bring you Prices Reasonable The Eugene boys led with the high back. past three weeks with fin, is able to be est score nearly all through the game. 4X4 Court St. Salem, Ore. out sgain and on Wednesday made a The score at the half was Eugene 25, LLO YD T. RIG DON business trip to Eugene. FREE AIR an<l WATER Turner 16. During the third quarter County Coroner A j v u w w v Ï $ SUITS I Ì Service with A Smile W. T.Kigdon&Son WE FIX FLATS Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs C. H Jes see and son \\ ;llett and the 16 boys from tbe Turner Boys Hume were all day guests at the First Christum Churcb in Salem Sunday. Mrs Emma Moore and her daughters It. 11. I arr of Sidn.-y; M s. and her hus band, visited Sunday at the home of an other daughter Mrs. Avery at Sublimity Hunday. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Owsley spent one day the first of the week at West Salem with relatives ■ The opening «lance o f the winter season was held at Ball Bros, hall last Saturday evening and proved to be a ! most enjoyable affair. ----- O----- S-E-R-V-I-C-E Build; ng Supplie* Mrs. Arthur Freeden o f Klamath Falls arrived here Friday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. R. J. Watson. , She returned to her home Monday j > W ood R O U G H A N D DRESSF.D Bones Bros., Turner i f-IHHHIt'JHHHHff ft T U R N E R L ’b ’x* M.F-G. CO. Í 2 V A , ‘ '. V . V / / . V . V . V . V . V . V A 1, LUMBER ft f •S CONCtPNlO WHIN MOOU is ON flfcl - * 'htrmt.t £ Salem Oregon A Y W A V W J V A fW ,V / / M M V vomì own rf oriRTY AND IIA M M A N S TA G E L IN E S Leave Sali m for Aumsville 6.30 A.M. 10:30 A M. 4:45 P.M. Leavi Aumsv lle for Sal<-m 8:10 A M. 1:20 P.M. 5:10 P.M. % : Leave Aurnsvill«- for Mill City 7:25 A.M. 5:25 P.M. W e T r y to Sell You W hat Willette Jessee, a student at Eu gene Bible School, spent the week end here with his parents, who have charge of the Turner Boys Home. Mr. ami Mrs. Neal E«1 wards en joyed a week-end visit from his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Edwards of Monmouth. RED CROWN GAS You Need NOT E veryth ing W e Can P. O. Box 20S Phone 275 S -A -T -I-S-F -A -C -T -I-O -N I W W W W W J 1 W W V .'.’. V . V W . V V . V A '. Y A ’. V . ’ . V / Your neighbor’s fire lo** is likely to ncciMnc your !<«*. Don’t be without proper in surance. Insurance that was aJequare a few years ago may need revision to-day! Let us offer our advice. -. P. ROW LEY. Leave Salem for Turm-r 10:30 A.M. 4:45 P .M. Leave Turner for .Snlt-m 8:20 A.M. 1 :30 P.M. 5:20 P.M. Leave Turner for Mill City 5:15 P.M. A gen t General Insurance Turner, Or«-gon -t***»*# *****»**# # # »****# *« Jo*. Ha mman. Prop.